Items

Decorative paddles by <n>Norquay Co.</n>, handmade in Canada.

Artwork by <n>Nicholas Law</n> for <n>Ital Tek</n>'s 2023 album, <n>Timeproof</n>.

<n>ALYX</n>'s iconic <n>Rollercoaster Belt</n>, designed by <n>Matthew M. Williams</n>.

A stylish brass keyring that works and looks great with one or many keys. Designed by Karl Zahn from Brooklyn, the oversized Contour Key Ring will transform your keys into an attractive personal accessory, as well as a decorative household item. Archetypal and distinctive, the Contour Key Ring is crafted from 10-gauge brass wire, with a minimal screw clasp.




Designer
Karl Zahn


Maker
Areaware


Material
Brass


Dimensions
4 × 2 in. / 10 × 5 cm


Origin
USA





Contour Key Ring

<n>THE Lunch Box</n>, designed by <n>Takenaka</n>.

THE Lunch Box is a compact container by the Japanese brand THE, whose mission is to create new archetypes of everyday objects. Made of anodized aluminum, sturdy and lightweight, it’s perfect for storing food due to its odorless, hygienic, and heat-conductive properties. The proportions of THE Lunch Box is based on the Japanese flag, making it possible to create a mini flag by placing a pickled plum in the center of rice, Hinomaru bento style.
Designed by Keita Suzuki and manufactured at Akao Aluminum Co., who is known for making the blanks of the 1 Yen coin.




Designer
Keita Suzuki


Packaging
Manabu Mizuno


Maker
The Co., Ltd. &amp; AKAO Aluminum Co.


Material
Anodized Aluminum


Dimensions
4.64 × 3.15 × 1.89 in. / 11.8 × 8 × 4.8 cm


Capacity
12.7 fl oz / 375 mL


Origin
Japan




Note: Not microwave-safe. Hand wash only

THE Lunch Box

Hand-forged flatware including the <n>Spoon M</n>, <n>Kashi-kiri</n>, and <n>Flat Fork</n> by metalsmith <n>Yumi Nakamura</n>.

"I have searched the length and breadth of the internet and own a dozen Titanium pens but this has by far exceeded one's expectations. A completed and a finished product that lives up to its hype. I can safely and unequivocally say...Built to last! Must have."  - Amarjeet (AUSTRALIA)"Penfection! ...

Pen Type-B

The <n>'Palo Alto' Chair</n>, designed by <n>Byron Botker</n>, c. 1970.